D&D General What is your most prized Dungeons and Dragons Product?

[Jaiken]

My Bugbear Miniatures are my prized DnD possessions as well as my Curse of Strahd 5th edition book.

What about you? What are your favorite Dungeons and Dragons possessions?

 

[Theory of Games]

I dumped "everything D&D" after I burned-out on the game - except this one. To me, it truly symbolizes what D&D is, in its most complete form.

 

[Lakesidefantasy]

My 3rd edition Monster Manual 5. Not many of those were printed.

Also, my copy of The Pleasure Prison of the B'thuvian Demon Whore. Ha ha, that module is a trainwreck.

 

[KYRON45]

My copy of Old Gods of Appalachia.
Oh wait....that's not right at all......

 

[MGibster]

The party members I've met on my journey.

This is a tough one. I got rid of all the D&D products I purchased from 1989-1997. I tossed my 3.0 books a few years ago. I don't have any prized D&D products. I wish I had a copy of the orignal Ravenloft module.

 

[delericho]

Probably the two thoroughly-beaten-up booklets from the old Red Box. (The box itself is long gone.)

That's where it all started.

 

[payn]

3.5 DMG II. One of my favorite D&D GM resources.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I'm not a stuff person, but the book I would be most upset if I lost and had to replace would be Ptolus, which, in two versions and across three RPG systems/editions, has powered my gaming since 2006.

I'm pretty sure I posted here back then that I could see this book being the last campaign book I ever really needed* and it looks like I was right.

* "Need" doesn't preclude buying, enjoying and using Freeport and Radiant Citadel in that time, of course, and I'm awaiting shipment of Obojima this winter. But I've never stopped using Ptolus and doubt I ever will.

 

[ezo]

Not "D&D" specifically, but my original set of dice (based on D&D of couse), which I keep locked in my safety-deposit box in the bank.

Part of my will is when I pass on the six dice will go to six individuals I played D&D with over the decades at different times in my life.

 

[el-remmen]

My copy of the original AD&D Fiend Folio, which my mom bought for me for my 12th birthday, about a week early at the B. Dalton's in the Albee Square Mall in 1983.

Still my favorite monster book.

But honestly, I have a lot of things I still cherish and a few things I wish I still had.